Alberta RCMP cancels Civil Emergency alert for Myles Sanderson
Posted Sep 7, 2022 10:07 am.
Last Updated Sep 7, 2022 10:09 am.
The RCMP cancelled a Civil Emergency alert for Alberta in the search for Myles Sanderson.
Sanderson is facing first-degree murder charges, accused of carrying out a deadly stabbing spree in Saskatchewan that killed 10 and injured 18 others.
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Interprovincial alert for Alberta on manhunt for Myles Sanderson has been cancelled.
RCMP are still looking for him in Saskatchewan. #Yeg #Yyc pic.twitter.com/kp9w7p7jcj
— Courtney Theriault (@cspotweet) September 7, 2022
The alert was called off Wednesday morning as officials reiterated; “the public should continue to be on the lookout for him.”
“This situation continues to develop and if a new alert is required because there is once again a threat to human life, a new alert will be issued,” an update from RCMP reads.
“The RCMP in Saskatchewan continue to search for Myles Sanderson.”
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It’s unclear whether or not police have narrowed their search for Sanderson.
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